Recent content by FastBlackRam

Replacing them all if one fails anywhere around 5 years or more is def the way to go.

My insurance covered the failed hub and the carpet that had minor mold after hurricane Milton last October poured water through my leaky window that had been leaking since I got the vehicle new. Wouldn't cover the window itself because it wasn't damaged by the rainstorm. So I used the carpet...

The TPMS sensors have a battery. Therefore they only last so long. 5-10 years is what research will show you. My right front sensor stopped working about a month ago so I went ahead and had all 4 replaced at a local tire shop. Because I also bought 2 tires from them they charged only me $140...

So I have been struggling for at least a year with my truck having this issue. And it is so annoying. It would display something like "Shift to P" and go into neutral on its own but only when rounding a corner first thing in the morning. It also would surge when coming to a stop. Same thing...

This is very true. If you have your DRLs enabled in the Uconnect settings, some form of your headlights will always be on no matter the switch setting. Only way to get then to turn off is by disabling the DRLs. Looks like they didn't consider the military base requirements when they designed...

Some of us are old enough to remember this jingle: When you're out of Schlitz you're out of beer!!!

Not sure about the latch but to get the glovebox out you need to unclip the cable on the right then it will easily unclip on the left and drop right out. The cable clip on the box is kind of in a key hole. Dont force it just move it out of the key hole. Your cabin filter is behind there also...

I am on my third battery in 6 years. Second one was Interstate H7 AGM, third one is AutoZone Duralast H7 AGM. My factory one died in the first year but I didn't want a lead acid replacement so I just did it myself with an AGM. It lasted just over 3 years. This third one has been in since...

This is common on your model year and trim. Other years also. I have a 2019. Mine bubbled in the first year of ownership, less than 10000 miles. I was like you saying WTF. Mine was covered under the 3/36. They replaced the dashboard. The replacement is definitely made differently as this...

Help me understand something. My BSM modules are located in my tail lights and are radar sensors that scan around the truck in the areas of the blind spots. And I believe also function to detect cross path behind the vehicle. Do our trucks have different systems? Looks like your BSM modules...

I just replaced all 4 of my senders given my right front stopped reporting. Figured I would just do all 4 instead of waiting for the others to die. $120 for all 4 including sensors/labor/programming at local tire place. Used THESE MX sensors supplied by the shop.

As stupid as this sounds you could try the battery disconnect reset trick even though you just replaced your battery: Allow yourself an hour and a half of time Park truck outside giving shark fin on roof visibility to the sky, and turn it off Pop the hood open, exit the vehicle and close the...

You don't have a lemon if your back window is leaking and your dash is bubbling. Both of those things happen to all of us but are not safety issues unfortunately. Aggravating, yes. Costly if you have no warranty? Yes. Mine bubbled in the first year. Got replaced under factory warranty and...

Glad you solved your chime. Well I hope my Chinese knock off light doesn't die quickly. But at $100 each, I could by 10 for the price of one OEM light. So even if they last one year each, I am still ahead after 9 or 10 years 🤣😂🤣

This is what you want to use to clean your leather: MOPAR TOTAL CLEAN I use it on my RAM and in my 530i BMW with almost white interior. It won't strip the clear coat off the leather like some leather cleaners. It works very well.